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Your extra stuff is straining your finances, your productivity — and even the environment.

Gen Zers take less vacation time than other generations, a new survey says, and they feel more guilt over unplugging from their jobs than many older workers.

Elder clowns cheer up nursing-home residents through 'singing and instrumental music, physical comedy, imaginative play and improvisation.'

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The move is part of the agency's bid to tighten enforcement on businesses and wealthy households

Hawaii's wildfires are the latest reminder of a costly new normal in many places when it comes to extreme weather linked in part to climate change.

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Essential workers who have kept cities running during the pandemic are now fighting for higher wages and "overdue" respect, one labor leader says.

In a recent interview, Magic Johnson recalls mulling an endorsement deal between three shoe companies in 1979: Converse, Adidas and Nike. He has some regrets.

Commercial and industrial loans — a key economic driver — fell slightly in the week ending Aug. 2, the Federal Reserve said Friday.

George Soros loaded up on AI chip makers, while dumping stakes of some large cloud software names, filing shows.

Fox Corp.'s Viet Dinh, leader of its defense in the Dominion Voting Systems case, will leave the position of chief legal officer but remain with the company.